Harlaut 700 Puffer - Bronze

This puffer has completely taken over as my cold-weather jacket. I love the huge shape and it looks way better with my baggy ski pants than a normal fitted insulated jacket. More importantly I'm actually warm on lifts now and don't have to wear a ridiculous number of layers. I've used it for normal laps and park sessions and it's been comfortable for both. After plenty of falls everything is still holding together well. The bronze colour is probably my favourite colourway I've owned. I'd buy the same one again.

I usually hate how bulky warm jackets look but this one is obviously meant to have that huge freestyle shape. Works much better with my setup.

colour goes hard

I haven't seen many people with a ski jacket this colour. Looks especially good against the snow.

love this puffer

The colour works really well with black and brown pants.

Warm and comfortable but definitely something I'd only wear when the temperature is low.

Definitely pay attention to the oversized style. I like baggy stuff and even I ended up preferring one size down.

I almost went with the black version because it seemed easier to match. Glad I didn't because the bronze has become my favourite part of the jacket. It looks great with darker pants and stands out without being super bright.

I can still fit a hoodie under it if it's seriously cold without feeling packed in.

Been using it for colder park days and I barely need anything underneath. Really comfortable sitting on the lift too.

The bronze looks way better than I thought it would with my black setup.

This is the jacket I've been grabbing when the temperature really drops. Keeps me much more comfortable between runs.

I don't even bother checking my other jackets anymore when it's properly freezing outside.

Actually worth it

I used to wear a base layer, sweatshirt and another layer under my shell. With this I usually don't need nearly as much.

The biggest difference for me is chairlift rides. I used to get cold between every run and now I barely notice it.

When everyone else is complaining about the first chair being freezing I'm actually comfortable now. That's basically all I wanted from it.

The warmth is great but I personally prefer a thinner jacket when I'm doing a lot of rails. The puffer is a little bulky for my style.

The colour is way nicer in person and the oversized puffer shape looks perfect with wide ski pants. Super warm too.

I get cold pretty easily so long ski days in January usually mean constantly going inside to warm up. I've been able to stay out way longer wearing this. The insulation makes the biggest difference when I'm standing around or sitting on the chairlift. I can still move well enough for park laps and the oversized look is honestly why I bought it in the first place. I've fallen on it quite a few times and haven't had anything tear so far. Bronze also hides dirt surprisingly well. Easily one of my favourite purchases for skiing.

I've worn it a bunch and the outer material is holding up really well. No issues after several falls either.

It's definitely big but that's exactly the look I wanted. Warm without needing a huge stack of layers underneath.

First day I wore this I layered way too much because I was expecting it to feel like my normal ski jacket. After a few runs I had to take my hoodie off. Since then I've mostly worn a lighter sweatshirt underneath and that's been enough for me on cold days. The puffy oversized shape looks really good with my freestyle setup and doesn't feel as restrictive as I expected. I've taken some falls and haven't had any problems yet. The bronze also looks completely different depending on the light which is sick. Really happy with it.

I've mostly been wearing it for night park sessions and it's made them way more comfortable. The temperature usually drops hard after sunset and I used to need a bunch of layers. Now I can keep it pretty simple underneath. It's definitely a big puffer but I like that style and haven't found it annoying for the kind of skiing I do. Bronze stands out really well under the lights too.

Winter park essential

I wanted something warmer than my regular park jacket but still liked that huge freestyle puffer look. This ended up being exactly what I wanted. I've worn it on some freezing mornings with just a base layer and sweatshirt underneath and stayed comfortable for hours. The wider shape still gives me enough room to move around in the park. Bronze also looks way more unique than another black jacket. I've fallen in it a few times already and everything is holding up well. Definitely my cold-day jacket now.

Puffy in the best way

Looks huge in a good way

So much warmer

I love it when it's actually cold but I wore it once when the temperature warmed up and was sweating pretty quickly. Definitely saving it for winter days.

crazy warm

I took this as my warm jacket for a five-day trip and ended up wearing it almost the entire time. The first two mornings were brutally cold and I was comfortable with a sweatshirt underneath. One afternoon warmed up and the puffer was honestly too much, so I switched jackets. For the genuinely cold days though it was amazing. I spent plenty of time in the park and didn't find the oversized shape as annoying as I expected. It came home with some dirt but no damage. The bronze still looks great after cleaning it.